VERY Portable Graphic Display & Exhibition Stand Systems and Banner & Literature Standspromoting Brands & Corporations worldwide Graphics Guide

Graphic DimensionsBanner cut size2290mm or less High (standard) x 800/850/1000/1200mm

1900mm or less High (standard) x 600mm

Visible Size2150mm x Width1760mm x 600mm

2500 or less with pole extension

Design your banner at a visible print size of 2150mm high Minus your choice of rail, on a total banner height of 2290mm, at standard display height.

System Compnents

600/800/850/1000/1200mm

1760

/215

0mm

StandPole(s)RailCarry Bag

Visibl

e

Not Visible

140m

mBanner Rail

Whichever style you prefer

Screw-on12mm

Optional

Snap-on16mm

Users can be assisted in avoiding damage to graphic edges when using the stand, by reducing the width of the mounted banner by 1cm to minimise

Thin or slippery banners may need added thickness at the top achieved by adding a strip of masking tape or similar to the back of thsnap-on rail.

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VERY Portable Graphic Display & Exhibition Stand Systems and Banner & Literature Standspromoting Brands & Corporations worldwide Graphics Guide

Graphic DimensionsBanner cut size2290mm High (standard) x 1500/2000mm

2490mm High (standard) x 2400/2900mm

Visible Size2150mm or less x Width2400mm or less x Width

Height can be reduced by cutting pole

Design your banner at a visible print size of 2150mm high Minus your choice of rail, on a total banner height of 2290mm, at standard display height.

System Compnents

1500/2000/2400/2900mm

2150

/240

0mm

StandPole(s)RailCarry Bag

Visibl

e

Not Visible

140m

m

Users can be assisted in avoiding damage to graphic edges when using the stand, by reducing the width of the mounted banner by 1cm to minimise

Thin or slippery banners may need added thickness at the top achieved by adding a strip of masking tape or similar to the back of thsnap-on rail.

Banner RailWhichever style you prefer

Screw-on12mm

Snap-on16mm

Optional on 1500 not available on 2000, 2400 or

2900

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System Components

Stand with graphic(s) - 1Pole - 1 or more

Note:

Wider stands with more than one poleare more easily assembled by twopeople.

V E R Y P o r t a bl e G r a p h i c D i s p l a y & E x h i bi t i o n S t a n d S y s t e m s a n d B a n n e r & L i t e r a t u r e S t a n d sp r o m o t i n g B r a n d s & C o r p o r a t i o n s w o r l d w i d e

1 2 3

6

5

4

1. Assemble pole by connecting theattached sections together. Do NOTtwist the pole sections onceassembled as this can jam themtogether.

5. To display the second graphic,on a twin, stand facing the pole andpull out the second graphic from thebase.

4. W hen the graphic and pole are fully extendedand in an upright position, place the bottom ofthe pole in the centre hole of the base. Makesure it goes all the way down to the bottom ofthe hole. Then remove your foot from the baseand wipe it clean please.Alternatively, you can fit the pole into the basefirst, then use it to lean the stand towards youas you raise the banner and lift the rail to thetop of the pole.Both techniques can be used by people of anyheight.

2. Pull out graphic from the base andattach the rail to the top of the pole.Always be careful when raising orlowering a banner that you do notscrape the banner edge against thestand end-plates. Simply keep thebanner away from the end-plates toavoid this by guiding it centrally.

3. Place foot on base for stability andwhile holding the pole firmly, pushthe pole and graphic upwards. All of our retractable

banner stands work inthe same way.

6. Lean the unit towards you andattach the rail into the top of thepole. Hold the bannersthemselves to raise the stand intoan upright position.

If your stand has swing-out feet,they should not be swung-outuntil the banner(s) is up, as theywill otherwise prevent you fromleaning the stand towards you.

Always be careful when raising orlowering a banner that you do notscrape the banner edge againstthe stand end-plates. Simplykeep the banner away from theend-plates to avoid this byguiding it centrally.

Always keep hold of the rail until it is �rmly attached to the pole, as the banner is under constant tension from the motor.

User Guide

Important Information

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